A fringe political group in India, identified as the 'Cockroach Party,' has issued a formal demand for the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The group, which maintains a low profile in the national political landscape, has not provided a detailed public manifesto explaining the specific grievances or evidence behind their call for the Commissioner's departure.

Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, who was appointed to the Election Commission of India earlier this year, has been a subject of scrutiny by various opposition groups regarding the impartiality of the commission. While the Cockroach Party’s demand has gained minor attention in local news cycles, there has been no official response from the Election Commission or the Indian government regarding the group's statement.

It remains unclear what specific actions or decisions by Commissioner Kumar prompted this particular demand. The lack of widespread support for the group suggests this is a localized or symbolic protest rather than a mainstream political movement. The incident highlights the ongoing pressure on India's electoral body as it navigates a complex and often polarized political environment.